Too often we travel only for the likes on social media, the stamps on our passports, or as a status symbol. But when you travel to a fragile place like Antarctica, you would want to reconsider the purpose of your travel. Is it to soak in the culture, some experience that will enrich and alter […]

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I am a woman biker. I rode for 135 days or 4.5 months covering 27000 km. Let me (Shilpa Balakrishnan) tell you this is just not enough distance to know our country – India. A combination of modernization and traditional values is what met my eyes. The respect people have for travelers especially for a […]

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In our ‘Inspiring Travelers‘ series, we talk to our dear friend Jai Bharathi, who has just finished the ‘Road to Mekong’ expedition. Road to Mekong Expedition Road to Mekong was a 17,000 km biking expedition. Across six countries by 4 Indian women – Jai Bharathi an architect, Shanthi Susan – a police constable, Piya Bahadur – an […]

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Visit South Wales - to see the remains of the Roman Era in England and to enjoy the welsh hospitality.

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It started long ago… well I am Barbara Miller 72 now… so it was when I was about 10. Moving from school to school at a young age, an understanding teacher arranged for me to help the librarian during the school day and she put me in charge of the biography/autobiography section. I ended up […]

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They say the Himalayas call you back. I understood this in last one year. I spent two weeks in Lahaul-Spiti valley in Himachal last year. Soon after I was invited to Gulmarg. My year began with experiencing Ladakh in winters right in the first week of January. In April, May of this year I found […]

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I’m Neelima Pudota and I’m a mountaineer. Now I am writing this blog not as a mountaineer but as a traveler. I want to share a different perspective about the mountains. By choosing to write as a traveler, I’m choosing to go back to the roots of my passion – my love for nature, a […]

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Most people are not aware that at least a score of Hindu deities is very actively worshiped in Japan. In fact, there are hundreds of shrines to Saraswati alone. There are innumerable representations of Lakshmi, Indra, Brahma, Ganesha, Garuda, and other deities. In fact, deities we have practically forgotten in India, such as Vayu and Varuna […]

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Paula Constant is a brave woman, for she walked the Sahara Desert all by herself. Meandering through various countries, cultures, languages, tribes, landscapes, and most importantly her own mind. I read both her books Slow Journey South and Sahara. And then had the pleasure of being a part of the release of her books in […]

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Recently, came across this interesting website Jim Roger – Millennium Adventure, which showcases the ‘Millennium Adventure’ by Paige Parker & Jim Rogers. This couple went on a three-year-long, around-the-world trip from Jan 1999 to Jan 2002. In a specially designed bright yellow Mercedes. Passing through 116 countries, and 6 continents, covering 245,000 km. Creating a […]

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